It’s increasingly easy to have non-alcoholic drinks at a bar and even to find a bar that serves only non-alcoholic drinks.
It’s increasingly easy to have non-alcoholic drinks at a bar and even to find a bar that serves only non-alcoholic drinks, such as Hekate’s Hearth, an alcohol-free bar and coffeehouse in New York City’s Alphabet Village.
“There’s so many good tasting options. Now, if you go to a half decent bar, they’ll have more than one option for you,” said Susie Goldspink, who studies no- and low-alcohol consumption trends at research consultancy IWSR in London. “Once he quit, he started sleeping better. He noticed all these amazing personal benefits to his health,” said Chris Furnari, Athletic’s Senior Communications Manager. The 30-day pause became a lifelong resolve to stop drinking. The only issue was that there were few enticing non-alcoholic craft beer options at the liquor store or on restaurant menus.
John Wiseman, who founded the non-alcoholic cocktail company Curious Elixirs said, “I started tinkering in my kitchen trying to make fancy non-alcoholic drinks, because I had been a cocktail nerd for a dozen years.” All Curious Elixirs products include modest doses of adaptogens and botanicals, herbal compounds thought to relieve stress. However, the definition of an adaptogen is vague and without adequate scientific evidence, making it impossible to determine what exactly makes a substance an adaptogen.
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